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DDTP Diabetes Surveillance Portland Area

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The DDTP Diabetes Surveillance Portland Area forecast, managed by the Indian Health Service, focuses on tracking the prevalence and incidence of diabetes and its complications among American Indian and Alaska Native populations within the Portland Area. The program provides SDPI grant sites with critical data through Tribe-specific and aggregate summary reports, including Health Status Reports and annual audits, to guide clinical and primary prevention programming. Additionally, a data surveillance team conducts regional site visits based on needs assessment survey results. This opportunity is designated as a Total Small Business Set-Aside under NAICS code 541611. The administrative oversight is handled by Contracting Officer Richard Dandasan and Program Point of Contact Boone Denny.

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IHS manages diabetes surveillance and data reporting for Native populations in Portland Area.

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541611 - Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services

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USA

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AgencyIndian Health Service
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Organization / AgencyIndian Health Service
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Ricahard DandasanContracting Officer

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The Portland Area provides Area-wide tracking of diabetes prevalence in AI/AN people in the Portland Area. The Area tracks the prevalence and incidence of complications from diabetes. All Portland Area SDPI grant sites are provided with Tribe-specific and aggregate summary reports, such as the Health Status Report, the annual Portland Area Aggregate Report (summarizing the Annual Diabetes Care and Outcomes Audit) and the Portland Area Tribal Aggregate Report. This data helps grantees direct clinical and primary prevention programming. The data surveillance team makes site visits to regions, based on the needs assessment survey results.

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